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Amazon’s 2022 Toys We Love list includes more than 100 toys and games under $50

Amazon Blog – 9.12.22

Amazon’s toys team spends all year refining the annual Toys We Love list. The result of rigorous research, passionate debate, and, of course, a lot of playing with toys and games, the list features a wide selection of the most innovative, imaginative, and entertaining toys and games of the season, meant to inspire gift ideas for the young—and the young at heartKeeping affordability top of mind, prices on the 2022 Toys We Love list start at less than $10, and the list includes more than 100 new products and beloved favorites under $50 from brands including Crayola, Disney, Fisher-Price, LEGO, and National Geographic, as well as items under $50 from small businesses like Magna-Tiles, MEandMine, Thames & Kosmos, and TeeTurtle.

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9 Fun Learning Games For Grandparents And Grandchildren To Play on Facetime Together

Kinoo Blog – 9.10.22

Are you searching for ways to help your kiddos celebrate Grandparents’ Day with their far-away grandparents? By playing learning games with their grandparents over video chat apps like Zoom or Apple’s FaceTime, they can have loads of fun with their grandparents while learning some important life skills and academic skills.

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Bringing computer science education to 11 million students

Google Blog – 9.1.22

Earlier this summer, I had the chance to meet alumni of The Hidden Genius Project, an Oakland-based international nonprofit that provides Black male youth with training and mentoring in technology, entrepreneurship and leadership. Many of these graduates had no formal computer science education in their curriculum before joining the organization. Thanks to the technical and coding skills they learned through The Hidden Genius Project, they are now using technology to build their own businesses. One graduate, James, learned how to wire frame, which he’s using to launch an app-based shoe restoration business. Another graduate, Jeremiah, is using the digital skills he learned to increase his company’s online presence and reach more customers for his cleaning services company.

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